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Friday, September 14, 2018

Muscle Memory 2018

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When I discuss with my Newhouse students the concept that sports matters, I am always reminded how true that is.    Muscle Memory ...
Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Assignment 1...BDJ 600/300

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“Ain’t much to being a ballplayer...if you’re a ballplayer.”                         …Honus Wagner (Baseball Hall of Fame, 1936) I ga...
Friday, July 21, 2017

Sports Matters

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I have been away from this blog, but thanks to John Nicholson, my friend of quite a few years, I've been able to get my education orient...
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Monday, May 4, 2015

Memorials

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It is true enough that this is a baseball focused blog, but at times it is good to step away from the game for a look at the bigger rea...
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Herm is a retired English Teacher, having taught in the Marcellus Central School District for 32 years. He is a former baseball player and coach at Syracuse University, a former military officer, a retired NCAA baseball umpire, and was recently inducted into the New York State High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame as a baseball and soccer official. He has been named a 2018 Syracuse University Letterwinner of Distinction. He has written extensively on the state of education today, and has been published in educational journals throughout the country. He has been named a New York State Educator of Excellence, and his Celebration of Poetry program was named a New York State English Council Program of Excellence. He has published three books of his poetry and he and his wife, Dolores, recently published The Missing Piece: Educating New Kids for a New World. (http://bookstore.balboapress.com/Products/SKU-000605100/The-Missing-Piece.aspx). He has served on the boards of New York State English Council and the Central New York Teacher Center and is a former editor of The English Record, the professional journal of the New York State English Council.
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